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It disable all preferences modification made by the default/preferences/debug.pref.js.
I didn't remove the file directly, because I wanted to keep information about which configs orignal others have found interesting to modify.
As suggested in the Ericsson#506 pull request, I've added a preference choice to enable/disable the Thunderbird global index:
I've looked at the Thunderbird preference to add an information directly in the "Thunderbird Prefrences dialog > Advanced > Advanced Configuration". But I failed to add the information there, because I wasn't able to do all the path through ids to add an element after the global indexer checkbox.
PS: Please note you have to try this fix in a en-US Thunderbird installation, because we need to create labels in all languages before it could work. So: